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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
An ola Sssa,o.ea merchant,

Dry Goods Chronicle; In one OF
the towns In q ntar by State lives an
eccentric retail dry goods merchant,
who never sells any goods unless At q
profit. Unltss Le can do the latter he
prefers TO carry them over year afIer
year, no matter whether they 20 out
Of the style or not In q financial
point OF view this merchant
u vel! 10 do, and pays cash down
for all the goods he buys, therefore he
is In a position TO carry out his peeu.
iiarities. He has goe1s on his shell
which have been purchased a quarter
Of q century ago, and which have
gone out and come into fashion many
times since. On the whole, he has been
fairly successful Ia trade, aud cannot
for the life OF him he says,
uuds rstaud why 10 many mer-
chants sell goods at q loss, and
how - many Others fail. He never
Offers bargains nor throws out leaders,
but drives along la the old way. He
has never asked fir an extension or
compromise or failed, bu. has always
paid his billo promptly, dollar Tor dol.
lar.
Some time ago q competitive mer-
chant In his twn called on him 10 get
a low yards OF Roois 81 match q piece
which no had cold % customer at 10
ceuts q yard, and his was tho only
store that had this class Of goods on
hand. lie aaid; "Mr. Jones' | want
i've yards OF ouch Rnd such dress goods
TO match q piece sold some time ago u
q customer, Isod II TO tha latter for
10 cents per yard 10 close the remnant
out, as the goods were old anu out OF
fashion. Whist will you let me have
/ 10 foT7'
IL will sell II 10 you at tho same
price-32 cents per yard at which |
havs been selling II for the pasi
twenty yeArs-no more, no less," TO
piled the merchant.
Argument In this case was useless.
II was either take the goods or leave
them alobe. "Hs did business for
profit aud had only one price," and
the reeult was the dealer had 10 pay
the full old price. although the goods
can be- bought At wholesale for one.
third their former value.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the sprins,on draught n A. Garibaldi's
No. "a Main street, corner Beale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

YoUso aud middle aged men, suf-
foring from nervous debility aud
kindred affections, as loss Of mem
DRY and hypoOhondria, should in.
close 10 cents IN stamps for largo H.
Illustrated treatise suggesting sure
means Of cure, Addross, Worlds
DispcGs,y Medical Association, But
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

TnE high licepse Law recented
passed by the Pennsylvania Lrgis-
ialure 10 30 ewesping In its provisions
that, literally CONSTRUED, II prohibits
the use OF wine IN the churches. A
number OF liquor men 10 Altoona pro.
pore 10 take advantage Of this pro
vision, and threaten 10 prosecute any
minister who administers the sscra
ment by the use OF ordinary wines. II
Ia scarcely likely that this move vii
succeed, Tor even u the courts deoid,
sgainst tbs ohurchoe, upiermenttC
wines could be substituted, and a.,
law alill he oomplIed uith
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

rHr ClrrxExs or wssssra Georgia
displayed their love OF chrissiAntsy :
Nv nights Ag, by tasrisg and fsAshsr.
Ing tvo Mormon slders. Who wore ON.
gagsd In psoesly ytlne In that section, and
ohadpg two othsrs inso the woods By
hounds. and keeping than In tbs srses
al night Ths elders loft naxt day and
six families disappeared with them,
leaving six fosssken homes. The elders
nsxt visitsd AiabAms. and whiie cou-
duoting . meeting In log school house
atty armed mon dragged them from The
platform, carried them tnto tbs woods
And threatened 10 hang them. They vert
nualiy released on the promise 70 lesve
the 6sase, and over 100 men escorted
them . portion OF the way, threAtsnins
10 kill them II they returned. This ID
. suumary way Of solving the Mcsmcu
problem, and yet u the Same course had
bssn adopted IN every section ffty
ysArs ego. the Government wonld have
bsen sAved the trouble Of dealing Will
Aosmonism In Utah. snd one Of the
gressess bicts ON clvliixstion would
have besn prevented. Ito remedy Il
not very honofsble, 6us Il 70 not certain
bus the means used would mot have
bssu jastiaed By the good obtained.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
$4,000 Damages recovered.

A sailing vessel has arrived ut San
FraDciaco from the Sandwich I.lsnds
With tae news that o verdict OF SIC, GOO
damages for breach Of promise of mar
risge has been given against Walter
Murray Gibson, ex Prime Minister OF
Klns KslskAua'a Government. Gibson
10 over 10 years OF age and ID Nd cid
Mormon missionary. Ths piaiutiff Ia
Mrs. Fl,ra Caldwell St. Clair, "a black.
eyed book agent who had RCns 10 the
Sapd wich Islands In search o; advsn.
lures" She formed the acquaintancs
OF Gibson while In Honololu, and, 60
cora iug 10 her state men!, he had pro
posed and been accepted.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

WE No9sO1 THAT o meeting has
been held Of the leading represen ,Alivos
OF Eastern railroad companies to dis
ouse seme means OF getting rid OF the
deadly car stove, which has bean the
means In case OF accidents Of causing
hundreds to lose their lives. The rep.
resentativss came to the con olusion that
cars can DO heated with steam OF Aoou.
the same cost - fire, and thst II would
provo much safer. Toe main suesti IN
10 be settled % We understand The mat
ter, II to adopt some uniIerm system
whereby the oars OF one company oAn
be coupled 10 those OF another, aud the
proper connections made for the steam
TO pass through. The matter has bsen
laLt to . committee, and - they are all
prsctioAl and experienced rAiirosders,
there 10 little doubt but they will deter
mine upon something that Will mol
only be , oomfort TO passengers, but
also q perfect safeguard against ths
evils OF the present system.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
rRIDA1, NOvsnBkn ls. 1857
THsnn NAY 81 reasonable dsfsn

THRHu NAY Bg = reasonable defen ce
made Of . psg,lissio encounter desl sped
TO shov tho sAili OF she eonsestants 10
giving and warding of blows. bat mi,
. wosd can 10 said In dsisncs OF hsh.
to 50 Apish" In osdsr 70 obtain cham
pion's bslt ~ aay other pTizs. Every
man who wsuld encourage By word o.
deed suoh brutal oonftcssss that whish
took place near Bassou, on wednesday,
between Carney and MoAulifFe Do
serves the ssvsfsst osnsure, cod every
man Who VS. insunmsntal 10 brtngins Z
It about sh0aN b asressed and nned,
II nos inpslsened for months. II No
Aunffs shoalA die, mot only Carney
but ths bAskRs Of both paRttes should
be asjodesA guilty Of mspslaaga aser
and forced 70 safer the penalty pre-
scribsd for suoh ofsaos. II 10 singulsr
that contests should b carried 10 such
extremes, o. msn should allow them
selves 20 b bsatsn almost 10 death for
any eoosidesA>ien whatsver. Tbs brute
must be iaResly developed mot only In
the coptesbsn0 bat In the spsosa, ,ors,
and It 70 nes surprislng that IN effort
should b 0sAs 10 prohibits eli exhibi-
tons Of suoh . dsnofalizing character.
Those who wish 10 ksep mp pugilisstc
exhi6itions mast b careful 20 keep
within proper hounds or they will soon
Hnd thaiS occupation prohibited. and
oil right thisklng citissns will cay It
served hen right.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

This wnnK's ISSUE OF the New
York Ledger snnounoes that Rooert
Bonner, tAs publisher and proprietor Of
that journal, 10 about 10 retire, and the
news Wih - ssosived with genuine rs-
grst by NJ many readers. Mr.. Bonner
has bssn soalecsed With the Ledger
since he was ls yeAss OF age, snd BY
his enterpsiss snd industry has mads /,
the leading paper OF its kind In the
world, and secured . iostune for him
salt He has been IN extraordinary
hard vorkss, and In The early days OF
tbs Ledger frsQusntly toiled feou Is to
1s hours day, sud now after 4s years
OF close Astention 10 business he feels
like resting and enjoying the fsni.s oil
his labor. From the nrst he made II q
pomt 20 ssoare enc very best talent
available, and oil the stories publ.sbed
In the Ledger, under his careful man.
agement, advocated honesty, good
morals. fair dealing and intesrl,y IA
everything. This combined with ex
tensive advert sasing 10 the score, Of his
sue seas, and In his well-eArned retire.
ment he will have the heartfelt wisbss
OF Thousands for long and hsppy life
in which to enjoy the hArd.sAraed
fruits Of his labor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

The SUDDEN, Dut not unexpected
death Of Mr., I'd ward McIntire, yester.
day afternoon, 10 the second that has
happened this week. Thst Of Mr..
Bowen was tragic and unex pected, bat
Ia Mr.. n ,Intirs's case his sudden dc.
mise We, and has been looked for Tor
some time. Both were we'll known oil :
izens; the one . prominent builder snd
contractor, and the other . city ofa ia,.
For long time the fatal disease has
been gro wing upon him until ~ last I
ob!alnea the mastery. and stopped the
crgsR whion sends the blood coursing
through the veins. Mr.. McInttre wa-
an 90 s;imsoIe man, and for years served
his fellow -citizeos In Offices CT trust.
But hs IL gone, add ell that remain, &c
us is she lssson to bs ready. ~ We knoa
neither the day or the hour shen tn.
summons may come for uS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

TIE RRPear Of the city treasurer a.
presented to Council last evening shows
that Hessra Aysrs. Mcbride, Movey,
Mckinney, II ,Gonigai. FJrrest, Haw-
kins. White, 6taTkey. Ryan. Cham bers
and 0oinn have returned the dollar
which they received for the adjourned
meeting OF O,tober 18,h. Before the
psy-Fofl vAs made out President 4 kel
and MessFa Taylor and Miller In
structed Clerk Messick NO. to credl
them With that meeting, and q
Msssrs. BAynArd, B,wer, Dillon, H %
sion, Norton, sAwdou ard MsMenamiI
were not present there are but thre
membss who II seems have taken an
kept the dollar for the unneoessAr.
meetiAq.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
W AsAmAH ERy
PAILApxLraIA, Friday, Hov Is. 1

rALApALratA, Friday, Hov IS. 1881
The dashingest CIoaling
stuff o. the season, and the
newest. Not SO rough a..
Astrakhan, rougher than
any Beaver. A suggestion
OF gnarls and knots, a hirt
of diagonal, a half seeming
of Bouc!e Like hall q
dozen stufs, unlike any.
Thick and soft, and the
kind thit needs no lining,
But the colors, the colors
A medley of tints with
method in it. An effect o
stripes, shading in four OF
five inch waves from deeI
Of one color to deep OF an
other color, the deepest par
of every stripe streaket
with a knobbly, broken lint
of sharply contrasting twirl
and little bunches-
gray and white, and old gold and blu,
same, with RED IL place OF white.
light brown, dark brown, red and whit,
dark blue, light blue, gray and whit
| dark blue, light blue, red and gray.
In all but one q play o.
gray. 81 inches. S3 a yart
Last circle, northwest Of centre,
German Suiting. Like
twill, like a basket weave
like neither. Cut into bi
blocks by double. shin
silk threads; cut into incl
square bio :ks by other si'
; threads just as shiny. 81
more plaidirg from Il
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
BEE HIVE" /"
3O6 MARKET ST,

The prolonged mild wcxthef
has LEFT Us with too many goods.
Now for the consequence. We
10 lose and You to gain.
Please read, reflect and profit
|by the following quotations.
which are from 10 to 90 per
cent. below value.
This Is a determined effort on
our part to reduce our. over
LOADED shelves at once.
LOT NO. I is French Dress
Goods, particularly desirable,
but we have too many; reduced
from 8Sc to 6oc a yard. In ten
shades, ell good.
LOT NO. 2. Fifty pieces oI
Fancy Weaves. in new and
staple shades were 37Hc.; new
price, 2sc. a yard. 8 yards Soi
81 instead Of 50.
LOT NO. 3. Thirty-one
pieces Scotch Piaids, Ioc. a yd.'
|ought to be Isc. VIII make a
nice school or knock. abou,
|dress.
LOT NO. 4. i lot Of 62 Nc
all-wool Cameps, Hair Goods
lgood shades, SO m. wide, to &C
for 31Sc. a yard; a big cut.
LOT NO. 5. 100 pieces o
lStripe or Plaid veivets, very
fine quality; TO be cut up for 81
10 yard.
We are selling loads Of Coats
Wrap and Plush Goods 70
Ladies and Children at unusual
ly low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
RAscais Foiled.

At Bird.in Hand, Lancaster County,
overpowered Leonard Gsig, one Of the
occupants. TGsy led him TO the edge
Of the village and ordered him to 60
away and not return. under psnslty oI
death. The house hss been 10 itisa.
sion for some yesrs, and Geig was oc,u.
pying part OF It ss q representative Of
one Of tbs li,ig ates. Tae other oocu
pArts of the house were not disturbed
The Sheriff Of L Lsucsster County yester.
day reins:AIed Geig In the h use from
which he was evieted. Another man
WAS 0lso placed In the house to assis'
Geig IN tho event Of another attack.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
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|0hPHAKs' W1IIT,
~ sstAis. viii IN, sALs
RrsrAes In Yrtns,,. ~ y ptllh
Cos Pa, 4 miles s.'n,n IsvNIS
ne ne baliiners C,ItIsII q q WJ
nea asnotnters' en- y y ID
|rHUksDAY, soUy.,1
|ns hus farm b,I. Sos o,,s ,Ssaeu3
lenare Whils, dese.,,se . NJ
,@ sorss pesirabIs isr, e,asel
s,soI,.n. soS ,sIss = ns hindnscV scVSjS,ss, S.esss 4
The ipproyem.p,. -
swelling house, hayin, ss ,,,s II
ss,sessa. 49, en Frame bsrs - ~! - :
s.sashod. s Frame cari ,vr 10 4
Sooo hcuse ard otns, I p,,s,stl
Lsnd u In pood ems,
.ieat eonvsnieat epelosuics' x,s q
watsred. There ia y, w n
water at sne houte, uass, .asa'a ~
well ~ tbs barn, eosu. I
hiekory. 'ieeef "
| rer'ont rishing TO y,.v ,,....
~ ~ esllins on one Of ~ rssH w
rsttiing thereon W 'ss Aan|
| ss,s 70 eotamen,e a, ,as',,... .
cokQiMena y N he
HANNAH q, ~
JOHN T. vHlrs
hsA 5. whlff'
Wges a u,,,., AdntlG
n,u Nls,nii
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Escaped From Hlghuaymsa

Peter Bays, stock dealer, received q
considerable can Of money for = check
IN Hartford, Kentucky, ON Tuesday
lsst and started for bone, eight miles
distant, after dark. Three o lies away
he vas halted by three men, one Of
whom took his bride while the others
demanded his money. He shot the mar
holding the bride, and, putting spur
10 his horse, escaped. On "Wednesday
gate, and found that the pevson shot
was Harry Flsusr, reputable young
man OF the netGhborhcod. Ho fused
10 tell Who his companions were, euI
said they only intended to frighten Mr..
Bays. Itis thought Fieuer wiil die.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
M cd AIS Awarded.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has
awarded q gold life.saving medal t.
Captain VIM. Babn aud q silver one tc
each OF his crow af six men, all oi
Goderioh, OntArio, Canada, for services
rendered in saving the crew OF the
American schooner A. e. Maxwell
December Q, 1855. Silver medals have
been awarded to n Fl. snd w. b
Everett oil Chicago for saving severs
persurs from dro sping In Lake Miohi
gan, and to j. n. Ksily OF Boston. 70,
saving ten veisons from drowning fron
1874 to 1885.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

ral pIcIsIos OF . L,ndon court
thu. IL 10 only . violation OF N order oi
the pollce, and not . statutory ofsnse
Tor the people 70 gather In . public
square and hold , meeting, gives riss
10 the supposition that next Sunday
there Will DO ecenss OF disorder st rrs.
tslgsr far beyond anything that oscur-
red last Sunday. Tais decision will
have the effect OF encouraging the 30.
claliss 70 defy the police, and scenss oI
blood shed may result.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

CouFsn II certainly on Its good be-
havior, and the meetings Are DO di fer.
snt to what they were . few years sgo
that they are deser wing Of notioe. The
rule now h, for the meeting 20 be call.
ed to order promptly ct tine appointed
time, the business transacted 10 m ex'
pedisieus, business.liks manner and
then adjourn. Last nights session q
lasted Just eighteen minutes. and II the
members intend to continue In this
good way the Council OF 18S7--'88 will
bs remembered ~ "rhe Model" fLI
years 10 come.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
SATURDAY, NOV. n,

On the premises, wnm,,v., \
simout postponetnent, .iIes.
nldglng. COfsmencins VIII Na,,,|
omnibus w.h leave se,,.Ss
str.ets AZ SOP. ~.
q fee. q lnches. '~a
No. 2. No. siS Spruce a-n i
lex : feet d inches.
Thees properties arr ,na,.,lu, i.
70 the Manufacturer, and ~, NJ.
directly on The line Of M Ig,r IN
gsnt, With one fsre TO nv ,.r "a
vestmcnt ' ''
20. 3. Lot over I ,iFd sires, ..l.,
iront on west aide Nev -.
ftot north OF A street. 4fr.tf.,s
ot6s feet extending th,paEh N.
very desirable bn liainT lo,.
No. :. No 2lb Orange stype, =,
located to the work N vps. n,nT
rooms. Lot 10 fert inchr- h, Z h
Tpls hoase sold on October s. vi,
taIltd 20 comply With terisk 81 ~
FOR terms aud other par'kpls in
pcs@fs. HgAlDi
. hr.n,s 10 "A
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

THE FOLLY ~ we'll - danger Of Ct
sazins In playing practical j,kes on
any one WAS forotDly tllustraSed ueir
Hartford. Ksntuoky, on Tuesday last.
As Peter Bays was on his way home
after night hs vas halted by three re.
putsbie young men, who demanded hts
money, when he quickly 6rsd on the
one who hAd seizsd the bride, and
putting spurs TO his horse esosped. The
wound h q eted will probably prove
fatal, sud the young man thus forfeiti
his life for the sake OF having y little
fun In soaring neighbor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Cake Presented,

Alpha Council, No. 1 Legion Of the
r 81 cro.p, at Its regular meeting last
night, In the Smith Building, Was pre-
sea ted with large wedding cake with
the cowp liments OF Oompanion John b.
Tre:bler aud wife. Ii was much en-.
joyed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

Mr. G. Ii. L. Bedford, residing near
Braudy0,ps sp,i"gs, iost q htr.e n q
hornip fr IN locbjsu, brJu2h, 90 ~
care cts reoeing by the blacksmith
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Last year, s25 TO $35 { pair.
This lot, tlS TO $25 q pair.

Halt q dozen colors and
four patterns of imported
silk Turcoman Curtains;
plain top, rich dado; $Io a
pair. The kinds that were
SIS and $I8 last season.
.fhe 35c Holland Shades,
with spring roller, are com,
ing and going all the time.
A good range of colors
now.
Upholstery things are in
holiday trim.
Second floor, north Of 7rsnssp,. Two
elevators.
Smyrna Rugs and Car
pets at makers prices are
ithe sensation of the hour in
1.-THE Carpet Store Every
one of them made since the
mi idle OF August by a lead
ing Philadelphia mauufac'
turer. A deal OF floor cheel
for a trife OF m oney.
ISx36 in. to oxI2 it.;
$I.Io to $3A
. Iseeond floor, Market street side. Tw
elevator.
Il Part Of the great stir a
1.-THE Dress Trimming coun
tiers is due to the reduce,
a prices OF Plain and Beadet
Gimps. Such a gatherin,
2 OF these things as we hav
= lnever before had.
+. Northwest Of centre.
k JOHN WANAkAKER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market stree
es and City-hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

WxHuHSTWn q a.sRrMEMN n h
Time tAbls n sfzeot MAY fpth, 1857. 1rasr
leave Wflmtnston (frenon stysst) - foilo~s;
For RsedtnS, Bixslsboro. yoennAs eptfnf
viiis, THmsqua, xiisntowp. IssbAnor, wss.
nersviiis and al points on ths PhtIsdoipAt
and Heading x. h. T.eo Q. N eEd 2.At y. NJ
fos B2rfngneic, Waynssozxx yunc
ton, Cossesyins. EmprssvialA Lspsps
diAts gotnts,f - q. N. q -, end e.ls .. N.
for Oostcsvtiis nd tntGnsdiaes points
- - D. IA
Ior Eesi OAsstx. y.es .. n. aes and Ati
p. M
Eor Nsw Bridge ana futsrnediAse petnts,
SIS p. n. and q Saturday, et - ard ILL
.. N.
Tn Sunday sog Heading md inesFmedirk!
Intermediate potnt e. 10 p. N.
4. q. mcoA0bI4AED. y. b. nIBBAkb,
SuDsripssndsut 0sn1 Pass Aan
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
wAsAaaxnss.

varying shades IN warp and
woof., An oddly pretty
lstufi, and a. good a. hand
|soine. Half a dozen colors,
|45c.
French F o ule Beige.
Quiet as you please. No
nonsense about il. Every
cent of the as you pay for a
yard goes Tor solid. substan-
|tial fibre, and honest spin
ming and weaving. 10 colors
Camel's'hair Serge in the
favorite terra. Gotta and
brown. Agenerous, heavy
enough -for-winter stuff, and
IA inches wide, $I.a5. The
combining novelty Is closely
covered with bunches oi
fuzzy, knotty, palm leaf fig.
lures. A inches, s..
Glance-gathered at two
counters. The Dress Goods
circles are full Of stuffs Just
as much to your mind.
Southwest and soutLsast Of centre.
Ready made, warm COL
ored Skirts for about the
cost of the stuffs-sonle d
them. We think you never
saw such . storeful Of win
ter Skirts. Seven big tables
and counters loaded with
them.
Felt, Cloth, Flannel, Mo.
reen, Silk, Satin, and Fancy
lSilk and Satin Novelties
For ss little as 75c; for az
much as $40.
Machine and hand kni,
Skirts, in solid colors, $I.2s
to IS.
Only machinery aud
handling in big lots make il
possible to put so much
fancy work on the little
priced Skirts and still leave
them little priced. Knife
lplaits, embroidered rufaes
Iquilting-one or the othe,
on the plainest Skirt We
have. More quilting and
stitching and ruffling anc
tucking as the price climbs
THE work and stuff always
seem to keep ahead OF the
money you must pay.
| About the richest Skirtl
are Of Satin Moire, Stripe
ior of Gros.Grain Silk anc
Fancy Corded Satin Stripe
lParisiap, Of course. There j,
Ia something q b o t th,
French way OF getting NJ
such things that is like tn.
Mint mark on gold.
"Eider"-down in Sill
touches the tip top of Skir
lgoodness. We know of n,
other Skirt at once so ligh
land so warm. Plain, soli'
tcolors, $I4.
Chestnut street front, east Of Arcade.
\ Rich looking and feelin,
:. fine imported Sheila Cur
tains for about two-third
1.-THE last,year price. Lustrou
hangings, with handsom
lcolored dadoes-
u Last year, s95 TO SIS pair.
| This lot, tlS TO $25 pair.
| Halt q dozen colors an
four patterns of impor.e
: ytsilk Turcoman Curtains
alplain top, rich dado; $40
pair. The kinds that wer
nI$Is and SI2 last season.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
.Ubi.iu SALE.

Two tve-story Brlct pr,,,,
yne tnrer-etory Brhk D..las,
oae vsiuaeie lot for D.ell.,s,
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J. =. proctor's Academy d xndo
M. M rss. s' 4 isas'iS sasin.ss is.:dss. x.ss:s
day. friday and Btturday sfteTnoons.
rp,eial engage rent Of the eminent German
DiAlees Comedian ana best singing Aeelr IA
AUestoa Mr.. Oh As. A 0AkDN M, sup-
psny IN the latest production of Ooc. +.
Murphy, Esq..
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ore week, o,mm.netpg Nov. Il, ususl
mstinees. hlLBON'S SPECIALrY OnH.
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heir Aaolph Nsvarh. Masisel D1fectcs.
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rows 81 circle, ei.2sj rear Of lhird row u, ent
- ex ~ chaIge for reserved eoae. uWI&
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On Priday amt S@i Glos' n,,sr
and 10 .. TH o'o'oA., " ,.,.J III
nlyn brokers goods, ss''''t' ',s,r
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